Build and publish one representative page, then test editing, responsive layouts, forms, search visibility, and the exit path. Confirm the exact hosting and plan requirements for your site. Evaluate the workflow your editors will use after launch.
What to do next
Choose a realistic page
Include navigation, images, a form, structured content, and the interactions you need. Test with the person who will maintain it.
Check delivery and discovery
Review mobile layouts, loading behavior, keyboard access, metadata, redirects, and whether important text is available to search engines.
Review ownership and migration
Confirm domains, backups, exports, billing, and account ownership. Understand what can be moved if you change platforms.
Useful tools to explore
Open a profile for more detail, or check the vendor’s current plans.
Before you decide
- Test form delivery rather than only the success message.
- Check published pages, not just editor previews.
- Keep domain ownership under your control.
A beautiful editor preview does not prove that the published site is usable or that forms deliver messages.
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